Among the vessels sustaining damage was the "British Hero Transport", which lost her cables and anchors.

[3] She first appeared in the Register of Shipping in the 1813 volume with Cockerill, master, Carling & Co., owners, and trade Plymouth transport.

[4] On 22 May 1816 British Hero, J. Edwards, master, sailed for India under a license issued by the EIC.

[5] On 5 June British Hero, Edwards, master, arrived at Madeira from London, and sailed on the 8th for Bengal.

[7] Lloyd's List reported that British Hero had wrecked on 3 November 1816 on the Diamond Rock off Aracan.